Re: Got gas?

being 2 1/2 hrs away, i used to think nothing of running up to Yosemite on a monthly basis, but at gas prices as they are, now i'm not so quick to do so.

forrestranger wrote:

> being 2 1/2 hrs away, i used to think nothing of running up to
> Yosemite on a monthly basis, but at gas prices as they are, now
> i'm not so quick to do so.

I suspect a lot of people are feeling that way. Neither the park nor 395 felt very crowded.

The Tuolumne Gas Station is open 9-5 daily for cash customers for store and gas purchases. The pumps are also available 24 hours a day with credit card sales at the pumps.

After staying the weekend at Devils Postpile, topped off in Mammoth
because I knew on the way back to Reno I would be taking a side trip to
Leavitt (wonderful!!!!).

Leavitt soothed the gasoline burn leading up to the junction of 395 and 108.

I put these photos on one web page on my site.

Mammoth pump:



This guy in Mammoth also was taking pictures of gas prices.
Notice the camera in his right hand:



I didn't bother to stop at this June Lake service station,
however I did wander over to June Lake for a panorama
(to be posted later and somewhere else):



Poor people still stop in Lee Vining for gas:



Bridgeport always is ahead of the curve:

That Chevron in Lee Vining is always high.

According to CaliforniaGasPrices.com the Chevron in Lee Vining raised its price to $5.29 today and is the highest priced in the state.